"From now on, my five priorities will be: ambition, ambition, ambition, ambition and ambition," it said.
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"Their ambition is not a vertical ambition, it's this intrinsic, circular ambition to be happy," he said.
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Ambition is enabling ambition — Ryan and McConnell's ambition to pass tax cuts and hold the Republican base is enabling Trump's ambition to act without proper oversight or sanction.
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The framers counted on this kind of ambition countering ambition.
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"Their ambition is not a vertical ambition, it's this intrinsic, circular ambition to be happy," Roberts was quoted as saying by Business Insider.
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My favorite Federalist paper is Federalist 51, ambition must counteract ambition.
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Ambition is a good thing, but ambition alone rarely sounds good.
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As James Madison put it, ambition must be made to counteract ambition.
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The Framers' approach to this sort problem is to let ambition check ambition.
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But that's not the ambition of [Founder Collective] and it's not our ambition, either.
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" "This Republican Congress has proven incapable of fulfilling the Founders' design that 'Ambition must ... counteract ambition.
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" This Republican Congress has proven incapable of fulfilling the Founders' design that "Ambition must ... counteract ambition.
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This ambition dovetails with another ambition that critics and writers often have but seldom acknowledge: advocacy.
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"They have always backed me and my ambition and I know we share that ambition," he said.
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She also pursued her ambition to be an actress, an ambition fueled by a union-sponsored amateur troupe.
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Isn't there an element of contradiction between that ambition and the ambition to create a militarily powerful Europe?
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We have a special ambition to do things right and perhaps not such an ambition to become rich.
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The shoes come in colors like Ambition (green), Self-Belief (white), Risk (black), Vision (brown), and Ambition (grey).
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"This Republican Congress has proven incapable of fulfilling the Founders' design that 'Ambition must ... counteract ambition,'" he tweeted.
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But they believed that Congress would consider itself in competition with the president, that ambition would check ambition.
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This playlist is an anthropological curiosity, a window into O'Rourke's musical taste pre-senatorial ambition, and definitely pre-presidential ambition.
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And yesterday he tweeted, quote: This Republican Congress has proven incapable of fulfilling the founders design that ambition must counteract ambition.
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" While politicians, being human, would always seek greater power, the separation of powers would help ensure that "ambition" would "counteract ambition.
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American power structure has a system of checks and balances in which every ambition is made to counteract with another ambition.
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Whileambition(and a plan to manifest that ambition) is important to any career, the politicker takes this ambition to another level.
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Mr. Obama was a believer in our constitutional construct of balance, "that ambition must be made to counteract ambition," as Madison wrote.
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Researchers at the global management consultancy found among employees aged under 30, there was little difference in ambition at first and ambition waned in both sexes over time, but women's ambition eroded faster than men's at companies lagging on gender diversity.
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It may be that the Democrats who want ambition don't want pragmatism and the ones who claim to want pragmatism don't want ambition.
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"This Republican Congress has proven incapable of fulfilling the Founders' design that 'Ambition must ... counteract ambition,'" Comey said in a tweet late Tuesday.
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It is good to have the ambition to emulate LMVH, he continues, but between ambition and achievement, "there is a long stretch of road".
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But there's a far more limited sonic vocabulary with which to express our ambition, or our happiness when that ambition manifests in tangible rewards.
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In 2017 the foundation launched the #Embrace Ambition nonprofit global initiative to encourage women and girls to voice their ambition and own their power.
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The ambition of this work, the largest he has ever made, and the ambition of the idea felt like something we could really embrace.
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If a writer sets out with too much ambition — even the ambition to publish a story — she's already apt to get in her own way.
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It wasn't just Holbrooke's ambition that hobbled him, it was his inability to cloak his ambition like the more polished members of Washington's striving elite.
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And so that gave us the opportunity to double down at Cosmo on women's ambition, young women's ambition: Where was it going to get them?
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"This Republican Congress has proven incapable of fulfilling the Founders' design that 'Ambition must … counteract ambition,'" tweeted the former FBI director, a longtime supporter of Republicans.
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There's something admirable about the show's rebellion against the fashion for cool affectlessness in contemporary dance, and something impressive about the ambition of its anti-ambition.
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I think history's replete with examples of how ambition for the sake of an idea can be deadly, but so can ambition just for its own sake.
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This puts a ceiling on his ambition, but Berg has reached a point in his career that his only ambition it to try to get it right.
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Much of the newfound swagger and ambition on Ology can be attributed to Stint, a little-known producer from Vancouver who has unlocked Gallant's creativity and ambition.
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There is something nihilistic, in House of Cards as in life, about relentless ambition and plotting that only feeds on itself and engenders more ambition and plotting.
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The President-elect wasn't just worried about a collective lack of ambition and drive; he was worried that said ambition and drive began and ended on the couch.
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It is the very "Ambition checking Ambition" that slows abuse and yields the competing ideas to advance the betterment of American life and, indeed, life around the world.
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They did not foresee the rise of political parties and the way that would bring parts of Congress into cooperation with the president, that ambition would protect ambition.
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And so I think, you know you have to admire Marissa Mayer for her ambition, but you have to not admire her for her ambition — it was misplaced. Right.
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It's the casual dishonesty, the cruelty, the betrayal; and, beneath the betrayal, the emptiness of real ambition: the ambition to do anything useful with office once it is attained.
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"There is an ambition gap... This ambition gap is of great concern to investors and needs to be addressed, with urgency," a statement from the investors accompanying the letter said.
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My grand ambition was always — to the extent that I had an ambition or that it was grand, neither of which is probably true — it was always just to write.
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But what happens if ambition fails to counteract ambition, what happens if stability fails to assert itself in the face of chaos and instability, if indecency fails to call out indecency.
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Jennifer Lawless: The ambition gap among college students actually looks a lot like the ambition gap among professionals adults who are in the professions most likely to lead to political careers.
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The writers of "House of Cards" have positioned Claire's interest in more "demanding" posts as reflective of her ambition, in order to show that said ambition is equal to any man's.
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She might actually have the talent — and the ambition.
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My own ambition takes the comparatively benign form of artistic ambition (inevitably alloyed with various impurities — desire for recognition, for status, for enough money to get by, for women to like me).
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When the founders envisioned a constitutional system based on the separation of powers in which ambition would check ambition, they failed to foresee the central role of political parties in mass democracies.
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Now, sitcoms are able to frankly explore all the issues and facets of the women experience, from periods to disappointing relationships to ambition (and the days when ambition seems too lofty a goal).
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As I often say, I disagree with almost every vision of what the best self is, according to religions, but I admire the ambition and the structure that religions place upon this ambition.
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For now the important point is that a higher discount rate leads to lower present-day ambition, while a lower discount rate (which puts a higher value on future damages) justifies more ambition.
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It's some mix of selfishness, ambition, ego, desire and selflessness.
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There is plenty of theoretical ambition where humanists and public
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It's manageable, in both scale and ambition, rather than inspiring.
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Like most of Amazon's plans, this is no small ambition.
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Mr Sewing has binned the last threads of that ambition.
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But the ambition remains, focused clearly on Earth's nearest neighbour.
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And George Washington apparently plays Hamilton's ambition like a fiddle.
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No one will ever say that Elon Musk lacks ambition.
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Is she motivated toward the throne out of personal ambition?
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The ideological paintings in the first section realize Muhn's ambition.
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"We mix ambition with targets," Chief Executive Paul Bulcke said.
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"It just never had been my ambition to be rich."
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Mr Sammallahti is not a recluse, nor lacking in ambition.
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Truly, ambition scorns the steps by which he did ascend.
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Tom, 33, author I don't think I'll stop having ambition.
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Mr Quinn, he added pointedly, will bring "pace, ambition, decisiveness".
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Only inocentes believe it is his ambition to become one.
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That is not the limit of Mr Trump's ambition, however.
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Worst of all, she dealt with criticism over her ambition.
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He comes to this business from fandom, not from ambition.
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Like Ed Wood, Wiseau has ambition that outstrips his talent.
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The convenience explanation may be strengthened by the ambition explanation.
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Breath of the Wild is revelatory in ambition and simplicity.
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Go deeper: Canadian AI summer school shows its global ambition
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Her ambition and drive to do something meaningful motivated me.
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More than anything, the Nabu suffers from lack of ambition.
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But the point here is the ambition of the product.
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You admire her ambition and can almost relate to it.
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Ambition is also about more than just our specific goals.
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"Our ambition is to accelerate on our momentum," he said.
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That reputation made UnReal's quality and ambition a real surprise.
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Fulfilling that ambition is likely to be his hardest task.
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Thoreau reminds us that ambition is a kind of desperation.
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He made it his life's ambition to make her proud.
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"Against" wants to expose this ambition as empty and capitalistic.
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Though Mr Hernández's accomplishments are debatable, his ambition is not.
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Current policies fall far short of that sort of ambition.
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Hassabis's intellect and ambition have always expressed themselves through games.
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Our ambition going forward is to keep a growth pattern.
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And, if anything, her ambition is greater than my own.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Boris Johnson has finally realised his ambition.
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The ambition was thrilling: Somebody got utilitarianism in my comedy!
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He has coin, ambition and comfort in his own skin.
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And, frankly, it wouldn't be wise to doubt her ambition.
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Mordor's Nemesis system was defined and limited by its ambition.
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Our ambition is vast and we're at just the beginning.
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I wouldn't put a cap on his ambition anytime soon.
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The ambition is clear, but – and isn't this the test?
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Though he is now 91, that is a plausible ambition.
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As you know, Disney has never been short on ambition.
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Vanity, narcissism, ambition and social climbing have been around forever.
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He doesn't have to talk about ambition as his right.
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However, his ambition led him to cater to prejudiced voters.
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It gave additional credit in the policy score for ambition.
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That ambition has angered Moscow, the country's former Soviet overlord.
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As the board is rejigged, managers have rediscovered some ambition.
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She was a victim of her own excesses and ambition.
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While sustaining his creativity, Victorine nurtures her own artistic ambition.
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Despite Killmonger's misguided ambition, Black Panther suggests that through acts
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I am still encouraging my son's ambition to become president.
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So Russia's ambition, or aggression, is not necessarily helping them?
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"It just shows our ambition," he said through an interpreter.
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Paul approaches books with tenderness, desire, insecurity, and, always, ambition.
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Chance isn't modest, though — at least, not about his ambition.
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I was a reluctant pizza delivery driver with no ambition.
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Yes, many of our best leaders displayed great personal ambition.
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Joe Biden knows that, even if his ambition overruns it.
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The ambition is an agreement unprecedented in scope and depth.
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This kinder, gentler Germany has lost none of its ambition.
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There's a potent story in there, about trauma and ambition.
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The depth of his investigative eye and ambition is astonishing.
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Eventually, though, he has the ambition to be active worldwide.
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That failed initiative was criticized for its lack of ambition.
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The muscular iconography of the lamassu matched Sennacherib's imperial ambition.
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It's failing to deliver on people's ambition to rule themselves.
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Ambition for his project does not end with media, however.
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There is no way to go straight to grand ambition.
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Ambition, mystery, and sheer weirdness win out over anything else.
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I like the ambition of the back detail, I guess.
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It is impossible not to admire the novel's surging ambition.
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You just can't help but raise your ambition a bit.
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Mr. Bush tempered his own ambition with empathy and dignity.
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But taming the city's din has been an elusive ambition.
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Chazelle is an ambitious filmmaker who makes films about ambition.
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His unhappiness, and her energetic ambition, marked the Soloway home.
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He has paid the price for his ambition, his hubris.
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Survival mode took precedence over any dream, ambition, or choice.
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Sponsorship relationships positively affect pay, retention, ambition, and career advancement.
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I think once they raised capital, it changed their ambition.
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Maybe it's because they communicate little more than calculated ambition.
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Each had dramatic affairs, but they were tethered by ambition.
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Today's announcement confirms Europe's ambition to create its own champions.
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Last fall, Aaron announced her ambition to become a model.
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There has been a lack of artistic ambition so far.
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Signs of tech ambition are visible beyond Chinese state media.
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But investors may be growing wary of all this ambition.
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The scope is relatively small, but the ambition is epic.
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In any industry, Witherspoon emphasizes drive and ambition for women.
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Land is Singapore's most cherished resource and its dearest ambition.
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That is quite an ambition for a Chinese car company.
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But his ambition was to be his party's national leader.
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Its ambition lay elsewhere, and brought it close to disaster.
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But the play's ambition is built on this outrageous foundation.
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But sudden literary success compelled him to abandon that ambition.
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He offers only his ideology and his own naked ambition.
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I have no interest, no ambition to run for office.
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It is a work of outsize ambition and remarkable craft.
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"Reassuringly, our data shows much commitment and ambition," Appleby added.
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Most network police series don't have that kind of ambition.
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Someone cracks wise about Mayor John V. Lindsay's presidential ambition.
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But it also reveals the level of Mr. Simons's ambition.
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This must just be the way he shrouds his ambition.
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He had always harbored an ambition to sample English soccer.
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But a surplus of ambition outweighed his lack of skill.
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That's how principle is sacrificed on the altar of ambition.
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But it's been amazingly successful more than my own ambition.
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This creates ambition and excitement rather than uncertainty and hesitation.
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Readers mistook her modesty of scale for modesty of ambition.
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The ambition is to become a Grand Tour winning team.
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That's a hefty ambition for an app focused on learning.
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Amazon's growing ambition in logistics has also led to controversy.
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Barzani's ultimate ambition is an independent Kurdistan in northern Iraq.
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I mean, I have no ambition to do anything else.
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They're tired of feeling like the backdrop to his ambition.
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She split with a husband who struggled with her ambition.
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While Jim had struggled with Warren's ambition, Mann embraced it.
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And you'd think more than enough ambition for one resolution.
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He also has ambition, and is quick to exercise it.
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But as a blueprint for liberal ambition, it was breathtaking.
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Whiting pursued his ambition of becoming a Formula One mechanic.
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What set her apart was her bottomless maw of ambition.
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For the global poor, the reduced ambition could prove disastrous.
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Still, the adaptability and ambition of Love's skills are evident.
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He'll only admit his ambition when prodded, but it's there.
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But cities are trying, with varying means and varying ambition.
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Ambition level one — the stimulus on steroids — is plenty ambitious.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "Madison's genius was to understand that the best bulwark against tyranny was not virtue — virtue helps, but should never be relied upon — but ambition counteracting ambition, faction counteracting faction.
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"Labour has no vision for London and no ambition," he said.
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But my parent company didn't listen to me: was this ambition?
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SARA EISEN: Do you have ambition to go into other categories?
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It embodies New York's boundless ambition just over a century ago.
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It's one of the more revealing peeks at Danvers's unbridled ambition.
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This feeling instantly became my focus and my only lasting ambition.
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This is a book of grand ambition without much to say.
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If they don't we have to increase the level of ambition.
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I mean, you don't let your ambition get you in trouble.
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But I think her ambition was her family and her husband.
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Amazon, in its ambition and culture, most resembles the old Microsoft.
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She has her mother's intelligence and her uncle Percy's social ambition.
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Beyond those core markets there's an ambition to do more globally.
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It is critical, UNEP says, that ambition be substantially ratcheted up.
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Nothing the United States has done has seriously frustrated that ambition.
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SoftBank and all other investors are committed in realizing this ambition.
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His ambition: to become a doctor and treat people for free.
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The questions going forward are about ambition and, most pointedly, process.
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But Bezos' ambition stretches far beyond sending tourists to suborbital space.
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And it seemed the flame of presidential ambition was still smoldering.
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But the quality they first recognized in each other was ambition.
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Very few of us had money — most only had raw ambition.
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The large, dramatic scene demanded ambition, creative verve and technical precision.
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It's a small indie project whose ambition stays within its reach.
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We had this ambition to build a world that would expand.
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And I'm very well aware we don't have that much ambition.
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"The BRI is an extraordinarily ambition vision," Hammond said on Friday.
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It's great when people focus on her ambition and her accomplishments.
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Also, his sheer ambition (is something) they're going to go after.
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The documentary followed Madonna during her 1990 Blond Ambition World Tour.
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At a time of political disillusion, it is an intriguing ambition.
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It has at last abandoned the last vestiges of that ambition.
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The Borgias' ambition was boundless; their legacy proved to be enormous.
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Her highest ambition now is to find work as a typist.
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This is reflected in the low ambition of the new treaty.
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Eventually that plan collapsed under the weight of its own ambition.
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It has endured career ambition, extramarital affairs, numerous relocations, children, grandchildren.
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For some, it's pure ambition to work in the White House.
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One reason is that his ambition too often turns to rashness.
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But it also had the side effect of limiting their ambition.
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His 2019 videos demonstrate an immense leap in scope and ambition.
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"We have the ambition to create human-fidelity conversations," explains Jacob.
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Many of the categories on this list speak to BoJack's ambition.
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But one thing is clear: MBS is not lacking in ambition.
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"Our ambition is to get to all of them," Tolia said.
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TV shows simply don't have this kid of ambition any more.
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A non-comprehensive list of early political takeaways: Ambition is in.
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But Tim Sweeney, Epic's founder and boss, does not lack ambition.
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Both aspiring writers with intense ambition, Jackson and Hyman each immediately
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"Today was the fulfillment of a personal lifelong ambition," Moses said.
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But given his track record, that ambition could pay off tenfold.
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With talent, ambition and smarts, Ojikae is definitely on the rise.
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But it should not — and cannot — be a disqualification for ambition.
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It was a prescient ambition, but also a double-edged sword.
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Though Blackass is his first novel, it certainly doesn't lack ambition.
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It has racial profiling and income equity and an ambition deficit.
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The problem is rooted in the thorny issue of political ambition.
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California's ambition on climate change policy has become dizzying to track.
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But four years on, the company is now widening that ambition.
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If I have an ambition, it is to change the world.
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Iber's central point: The intellectual's ambition to seize control of politics
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His ambition is "to get married as fast as I can".
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Andrew, any thoughts on Obama's big ambition, and whether he succeeded?
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Some study with the ambition of one day obtaining a degree.
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For Google, this is an old ambition repackaged with new vigor.
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We Happy Few's ambitions are large, but it's only that: ambition.
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Do you see CAA making deals of that size and ambition?
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One common, though unappreciated, influence upon their actions is their ambition.
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For now, neither women nor men trust the ambition of women.
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The bank's ambition is to achieve a yearly increase in dividend.
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Well, I hope we can, because that's the ambition we have.
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And both men still harbored an undimmed ambition to be president.
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Onscreen and maybe off, ambition has taken the place of lust.
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Mr Musk's ambition is to propel humanity beyond its home planet.
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That ambition would make a health care plan vastly more expensive.
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Her ambition was to work for the federal government in Washington.
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He said Ward is "blinded by ambition" and lacks policy depth.
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Yet, ambition and raw self-interest took them only so far.
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Few taking the primary stage have the ambition of Washington Gov.
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How should I deal with his ambition — or, really, his arrogance?
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The so-called ambition gap has a few causes, researchers say.
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" But, he said, he had the ambition "to keep moving forward.
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Her ambition, lately, is less fevered than it used to be.
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His father saw in him someone big on drive and ambition.
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Zuckerberg and Facebook have always worn their ambition on their sleeves.
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And it has a founder who remains resolute in his ambition.
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I was wondering, has interviewing these women influenced your own ambition?
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The acquisition of Luxe is a step towards realising that ambition.
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Jojo Abot, from Ghana, represented globalized African experimentation and pop ambition.
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Mr. Shively's Billy radiates youthful ambition and a nice unvarnished innocence.
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No one there has any ambition other than making great music.
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Why do we as a society think that ambition is wrong?
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It's my ambition to open a lizard farm some time soon.
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Instead, it was the ambition "burning inside of him," Lisane said.
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"Outcasts and girls with ambition," she sang like a rallying cry.
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Maddock is a contemporary British photographer who shares Brandt's sociological ambition.
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The options proposed so far vary in their ambition and scope.
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The challenge now is to translate awareness and ambition into action.
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"What I expect is a group with great ambition," Martinez said.
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Mr. Trump's ambition — for attention, for power — is his defining characteristic.
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Many voters looked at his ruthlessness and naked ambition with disgust.
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But her ambition seems to outpace her vision for the city.
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The projects are staggering in their ambition, if short on details.
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Why it is important to balance ambition and hope with caution?
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Like your character Greta in "Personal Velocity," you're rotten with ambition.
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"I liked Rahysa's brain, personality, ambition and drive," Mr. Cheng said.
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It's that kind of unbridled ambition—and she is very ambitious.
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Yet he knows that ambition and achievement won't ever match up.
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Doing so takes an alchemical mix of creativity, ambition and luck.
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Aimless and without ambition, he did not appear destined for much.
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In contrast, women penalize neither intelligence nor ambition in a man.
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Bellator is the underdog, but one with no shortage of ambition.
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An "exponential increase in ambition," Mr. de Alba said, is needed.
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"That will be the real acid test of ambition," Meyer said.
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"Tracy respects and encourages my ambition," Coon says of their relationship.
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Where achievement doesn't quite match ambition yet is in the storytelling.
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Her grand overarching ambition is to end America's second Gilded Age.
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But give me narrative power and ambition over tidiness any day.
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It is a breathtaking ambition, but could it actually be done?
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But she clearly knows something about ambition, and its dark side.
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It won't ever stop pushing for lower prices and lower ambition.
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However, we remained undeterred in our ambition to become professional investors.
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Unfortunately, individual ambition — midlife "leaning in" — doesn't always do the trick.
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Surrounded by ingredients, I am seized by both anxiety and ambition.
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But the No. 1 North Star for Rob Porter was ambition.
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Or is it that their ambition itself has rendered them undesirable?
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But Janacek was nothing if not full of chutzpah and ambition.
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"I had no idea he had any political ambition," Soros said.
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Ambition should be perceived as a positive attribute, regardless of gender.
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They are designed to start weak with ambition increased over time.
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Supporters say the project's difficulties reflect the scale of its ambition.
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Its box office success proved that ambition and diversity actually works.
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Not with a bang, but with a burst of blond ambition.
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He observed that the award had inspired ambition, passion and humility.
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Here's a guy who starts with an ambition that nobody shared.
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Its ambition is much different, obviously, from escapist special-forces dramas.
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His batting average, his ambition, his hopes: all is in flux.
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BLOOMBERG A Billionaire's Ambition By Chris McNickle 444 pp. Skyhorse. $13.
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"I have so much ambition for this brand," Ms. Archer said.
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Eager ambition is cannily used as the production's revved-up motor.
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Some years later, new tunnels didn't serve Governor Christie's political ambition.
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The narrative minimizes, maybe even conceals, China's true role and ambition.
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They are works of deep devotion but also of high ambition.
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Ambition and talent are not enough to succeed in today's Britain.
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DOUBLE BIND Women on Ambition Edited by Robin Romm 303 pp.
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The ambition is encouraging and puts them ahead of most rivals.
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Bad Boys for Life is admirable in its lack of ambition.
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" But now, with Goop, Paltrow says her "ambition has been unleashed.
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She is canny on the subject of women and professional ambition.
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It is my attempt to reconcile my ambition with my responsibilities.
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This mastery of balancing ambition with likability is no easy task.
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"That's our ambition: to expand beyond the meat category," he says.
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It's a high-tech ambition that hints at Tesla's larger goals.
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To achieve that ambition, Prayut appears to have every corner covered.
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It makes no great claims of topical relevance or artistic ambition.
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It's a drastic increase in climate change ambition from the bloc.
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The Perry public persona is that of a man with ambition.
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Ambition means looking forward, and that's always better than looking back.
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Was Romney willing to cave purely in the name of ambition?
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When she told her father about her ambition, he slapped her.
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The most striking was "Ambition," a precociously skeptical and wounded song.
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Wicked King is pleasingly unapologetic in its portrait of unsatisfied ambition.
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The three-page declaration is breathtaking in its scope and ambition.
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Her ambition: for Flowerbx to become the first international flower brand.
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His subjects are the villagers displaced by Postmodern China's global ambition.
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There's always been an ambition to at least go to America.
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They all pale before the scope and ambition of Hudson Yards.
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They continue: … as a blueprint for liberal ambition, it was breathtaking.
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England's ambition remains the same as it has been for months.
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Madonna was rarely without a ponytail in her "Blonde Ambition" days.
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To be clear, the series struggled to realize the second ambition.
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I think that's a good thing, to outline a big ambition.
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Since then, the program has stepped up a notch in ambition.
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Fifteen months later, McConnell is finally close to fulfilling that ambition.
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Saatchi and Saatchi chairman Kevin Roberts was caught recently declaring in an interview that the debate over "gender equality" is over and that women have an "intrinsic, circular ambition to be happy," unlike men's "vertical ambition," e.g.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "[ James Madison 's] genius was to understand that the best bulwark against tyranny was not virtue — virtue helps, but should never be relied upon — but ambition counteracting ambition, faction counteracting faction.
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When the constant reward for intellectual achievement, wonkiness, or political ambition is sexual appreciation, women may become confused: Will their intellects be treated not as ends in and of themselves but as "signals" of some other ambition?
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"If you look at the mentality and ambition of the of young entrepreneurs in Europe nowadays, as far as I'm concerned there's no difference between Europe and the U.S., the ambition level is there now," he says.
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But they offered plenty of scope for his ambition, cunning and vision.
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But you have to have a dream and ambition and follow them.
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His ambition was to study journalism and work as a professional photographer.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Jean Pierre Mustier can't be faulted for his ambition.
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" And I said, "Well, I guess we didn't talk about women's ambition.
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Airbnb's ambition to become your travel agent just got an Australian boost.
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Turns out there really is nothing sexier than confidence, independence and ambition.
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And Congress has lacked ambition to counteract this president and check it.
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Now in the eighth grade, her ambition is to become a nurse.
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So, she had to find other means of keeping her ambition alive.
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The fact that people are raising the bar of ambition, that's good.
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Because for me, ambition and fear of death are very much entwined.
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It was never a big ambition of mine, so it happened organically.
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Every not-yet-realized ambition you hold suddenly becomes an immediate priority.
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What's perceived as aggression by her male peers is really Naomi's ambition.
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The new leadership portends a sensible blend of fresh ambition and continuity.
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As a technology reviewer, I can't help but relate to that ambition.
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But in each case the scale of his ambition was resolutely small.
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In hindsight, the scale and ambition of the NT seems recklessly vast.
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There's no shame in the basics, but there's not much ambition either.
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And it's something that we have stated as an ambition of ours.
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But an ambition for further development is hardly going to placate America.
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Jenner's ambition and drive reminds Wintour of iconic '90s supermodel Linda Evangelista.
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"We can't afford to be a victim of any particular country's ambition."
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But where that ambition might be taking him remains to be seen.
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But what they lack in length they make up for in ambition.
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This independence, vision, and ambition would define the rest of Prince's career.
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To encourage such ambition, it helps to bear three mantras in mind.
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In her way, she is a real woman with an unbelievable ambition.
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That grates on many Singaporeans, but there is no denying his ambition.
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Today, he is driven by twin demons: national political ambition and vengefulness.
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Analysts fear that MBS's personal ambition makes him a less effective reformer.
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To be clear, there is no shortage of futuristic ambition in Hollywood.
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Here is where the ambition and naïveté of youth are so powerful.
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Since its inception, Will Forte's morbidly hilarious brainchild has shown unprecedented ambition.
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She denies any EU ambition as she serves out her last term.
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"We face a stark choice: up our ambition, or suffer the consequences."
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She's a complex human woman with inner demons, and ambition, and heart.
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Playing god has never been a particularly strange ambition for Silicon Valley.
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Those words conjure a storm of conflicting sentiments: hopefulness, devastation, ambition, desperation.
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Joaquin was fanciful, but in this truck, they enjoyed his outsized ambition.
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The resulting bravado can translate as aggressive ambition to a corporate board.
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And finally, there's the problem of Mighty Mouse's ambition as flyweight champ.
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Fugia is only a teenager, but her sense of ambition is tangible.
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" Iran, he baritones, "has not relinquished its ambition to obtain nuclear weapons.
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Still, I stuck to my guns: Ambition was not really my thing.
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Facebook is a company that has always been defined by ruthless ambition.
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But "Nite Flights" (1978), the band's avant-garde swansong, reignited his ambition.
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Restoring public confidence in the NSC is an ambition we both share.
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The CCC says those banked reductions should instead go toward increased ambition.
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In addition, living in that circumstance would deter one's perseverance and ambition.
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"Today was the fulfillment of a personal lifelong ambition," Moses told CNBC.
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Yet when she was just getting started, she found her ambition paralyzing.
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O'Rourke can't single-handedly change how Americans think about women and ambition.
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The shorthand for all this — ambition — is a celebrated trait in men.
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"Our ambition is to be among those great hardware companies," he says.
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And that makes it no longer just your ambition, but your responsibility.
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And eventually, their optimism — if not their original ambition — was borne out.
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The brilliant new ideas, enthusiasm, optimism, work ethic, and ambition is infectious.
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Then, embodying Taipei's sense of youthful ambition, he adds, "Something like McDonald's."
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We need someone who isn't driven by his own ego and ambition.
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And some of VTech's ambition eventually showed itself with the Mega Duck.
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Plus we were very impressed by Didi's ambition and ability to execute.
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Mr Putin's advisers are showing varying degrees of ambition in their proposals.
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With Broad City, Glazer and Jacobson brought talent, ambition, and work ethic.
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THE name of the Grand Global Hotel suggests no want of ambition.
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Brysen's ambition in the pits was not always matched by his talent.
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They are both prominent feminists whose ambition has grated on the public.
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It empowered Jackson to transform American politics, an ambition that Trump shares.
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What "Valiant Ambition" does have working in its favor is intrinsic interest.
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But your ambition cannot supersede the importance of maintaining your mental health.
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And they encouraged their son's artistic ambition, which became apparent early on.
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"I don't have ambition in moving up in the hierarchy," he said.
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But performing was a "hobby"—she reserved her ambition for the canvas.
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Poland also supports Ukraine's ambition to join the European Union one day.
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What followed was a dozen years of stunted ambition and Hollywood sexism.
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But more important than short-term tactics is Disney's long-term ambition.
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Yenn Wong: I think with Fish School we had a big ambition.
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He would pepper his managers with questions born of curiosity, not ambition.
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But one thing Nicolas Sarkozy, 61, does not lack is political ambition.
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And it has infused its messaging with themes of success and ambition.
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A had no such qualms; her ambition didn't leave time for morals.
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De Brum and the coalition made that level of ambition seem achievable.
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Mr. Macron's undisguised ambition in forming his own political movement, En Marche!
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Comparing Kane to Belgium's Romelu Lukaku, Vertonghen said both had huge ambition.
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The show's floating the idea she might have nothing underneath her ambition.
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His ambition of putting his name on a building in Russia persisted.
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"Having a child has made me lose my career ambition," said another.
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My colleague was particularly shrewd on the topic of women and ambition.
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This recognition has helped shift the discussion toward ambition — and toward survival.
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Lee's charisma, ambition and relentless appetite for combat leap off the pages.
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In the beginning, Wesselmann's greatest ambition was to write gags and cartoons.
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But Ms. Childs had another ambition: to join Merce Cunningham's dance company.
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Psy-Group's larger ambition was to break into the U.S. election market.
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Her parents worried that her ambition to be a novelist was impractical.
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And I'm more motivated by fear of failure than ambition to succeed.
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Our nation's ambition made U.S. global leadership in science and technology possible.
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That willingness to take risk derives in part from Mr. Modi's ambition.
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We need your talents, your skills, your commitments, your energy, your ambition.
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"Wodwo" is the book's centerpiece by all measures: length, ambition and effect.
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We say to girls, you can have ambition, but not too much.
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But VanderMeer's take on the postapocalyptic fantasy is not without subversive ambition.
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At the same time, he vastly expanded his own influence — and ambition.
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The ambition of the singer and composer Jen Shyu keeps pushing outward.
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His overarching ambition was not backed up by a résumé of accomplishment.
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We say to girls you can have ambition but not too much.
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Sustaining work after the Blond Ambition tour was a struggle for everyone.
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This huge Kindle promotion with Alibaba shows Amazon's shrinking ambition in China.
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By joining Vox, the lens and ambition of Recode's journalism will widen.
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The very success of Star Citizen's presentation calls its ambition into question.
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Hitman 2 shared that ambition—it was years ahead of its contemporaries.
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But it's ambition pointed in a strangely specific direction: the Senate itself.
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That ambition, to take down all crime in Gotham, is all Slytherin.
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Beau's ambition was to be a man who always did his duty.
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He had drive, he had ambition, and he had ego — all combined.
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"It's head-spinning in its ambition," wrote Mr. Yergin, the energy strategist.
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The use of Beethoven's Fifth as interstitial music suggests only middlebrow ambition.
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Ambition and fear fuel a relentless drive to secure and hold office.
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Urban planning in Glasgow, Scotland, has never suffered from a lack ambition.
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I see it in the discipline and ambition of our young people.
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No doubt too many men and, surely, some women live for ambition.
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That's why virtue signaling fails when it operates as brazen political ambition.
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"The president was right to give a target, an ambition," he said.
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We're sort of astonished by the numbers, but not by their ambition.
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One of the pleasures of growing older is the shedding of ambition.
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Drug prices, a priority for all Americans everywhere, warrant the same ambition.
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But in its relentless ambition, Alibaba may be Amazon's only global equal.
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But it may ultimately become a question of balancing ambition with need.
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He was a nobody, with no claim to scholarship other than ambition.
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Ambition sometimes seemed like something Inside Amy Schumer had completely forgotten about.
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"Today there is no personal ambition, at least for me," he said.
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It finds differences between the Democrats' plans, in both ambition and design.
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That ambition carries big risks and potentially big gains for both leaders.
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Our correspondent writes that it was ambition that brought Mr. Manafort down.
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I applaud Mr. Costanzo's ambition in rethinking what a recital can be.
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And yet there is an element of stolen ambition to it all.
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This is the level of ambition we need to see across industries.
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However, unrestrained scientific ambition will move China forward before it is ready.
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But even as he said that, he did not hide his ambition.
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Kamala Harris doesn't seem to believe in much beyond her own ambition.
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More than a century later, their ambition had expanded with their company.
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"I always had the ambition of getting to this point," he said.
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But "The Lightning Thief" is stranded in the contradictions of its ambition.
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Last week's event marked the furthest realization of this ambition to date.
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Now it is an acceptable ambition, one held, in fact, by Pogba.
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But the experience only further ignited her ambition to succeed, Butler says.
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It really is my life ambition to make it an Olympic sport.
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Is the ambition of becoming the most trusted bank an achievable one?
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"I'd always loved the hustle and ambition of the city," he said.
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We say to girls, 'You can have ambition, but not too much.
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Like all people of deep ambition, you set high standards for yourself.
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Anything made with ambition and love must have something to teach, right?
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Frontline's ambition is to continue to pay "significant dividends", the CEO said.
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She has an ambition so naked it deserves an NC-17 rating.
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Agency is linked to ambition, aggressiveness and the ability to make decisions.
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His arrest unleashed a new sense of urgency and ambition in him.
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First, the program often funds companies that have no ambition to grow.
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How much does Francis himself share either sentiment — the ambition, the anxiety?
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Quite the contrary: It illustrates these Republicans' absolute depravity and ideological ambition.
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One of Avenatti's former law school professors witnessed his ambition up close.
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Like the exhibition, it packs broad historical ambition into its limited space.
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His ambition, apparently, was to become the Michael Moore of the right.
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" For now, his ambition is to be "a proper life-style guru.
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But they can also be misled by ambition, or even malicious motives.
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The breeders' ambition was, as befits the name of the product, pureness.
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"My first ambition was to be a comic book artist," he said.
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When we were growing up, our mother radiated ambition, possibility and strength.
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He calls himself "Rich Man" Ashiley, a name which betrays his ambition.
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An ambition should be just — but not too far — beyond your reach.
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They detail stages of a personal ambition in step with large ideals.
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But ambition is hard to extinguish, no matter how rugged the terrain.
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Its ambition is to make sure the cartel members actually reduce production.
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His new ambition: minister to the living about the dangers of drugs.
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The energy and ambition of this effort is certainly worthy of applause.
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ICBMs — a Nazi ambition — were developed during the Cold War arms race.
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Everywhere, we see the full-throated ambition of these writers, their industry.
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I don't think it's an ambition for the record to do well.
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Women also tend to be viewed as unlikable based on their ambition.
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They didn't join the military for fame or reward, ambition or status.
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Still, there is no lack of ambition in the Milk Bar universe.
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I rode a joyful wave of ambition and energy for a month.
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Among fifth through eighth graders, that ambition ran higher, at 55 percent.
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While these pledges are high in ambition, they fall short on implementation.
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We need your talents, your skills, your commitment, your energy, your ambition.
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Though she is extremely particular, she has no ambition, interests, or dreams.
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I'm going to continue to forge on with my vision and ambition.
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The Pozzo family's ambition could do little for them on the field.
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How did that ambition sort of fall with the rank and file?
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"I think the founders felt they did as much as they could do to set ambition against ambition, to give the members of the Congress an incentive to defend their institution," he told me not long before the funeral.
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Having built coequal branches of government to ensure that "ambition counters ambition," the Founders would be rightly concerned to see how Congress, through partisanship and bureaucratic inertia, has handed over so many of its prerogatives to the executive branch.
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The goal, made explicit in a segment of the conference called "Declare Your Ambition," is to build a generation of women who are "flexing their political power and normalizing political ambition," said Anne Moses, the group's founder and president.
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Does the oath of office itself – requiring that our laws be faithfully executed, that our president defend a constitution that balances the powers of its branches, setting ambition against ambition so that we become no monarchy – still have meaning?
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Ambition or creativity—or ambition for creativity—meant both artistic trends captured a sort of auditory syncretism that, whether "pure," absolute music or intelligent dance music, sought out the future using ideas left concealed or unexpressed in the past.
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But in its four-year journey, its ambition has significantly grown beyond that.
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Increasing climate ambition would mean pushing some present-day trends along much faster.
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It also highlights Universal's ambition in new markets and embrace of online streaming.
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Participating companies have set different targets and deadlines with varying levels of ambition.
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These results matter because of the stature and ambition of the survey respondents.
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FROST: WHAT'S THE AMBITION FOR THE INVESTMENT BANK, PARTICULARLY HERE IN THE U.S.?
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In boys, we call that ambition — and we call it a good thing.
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The deadliness, sophistication, and ambition of the attacks belied their inevitably negligible upshot.
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Finally heading home from Edinburgh after my very first feeding the homeless ambition.
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Five months into his year-long drawing ambition, Nobari is still going strong.
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On Wednesday, Mars sextiles the sun, elevating our moods and sense of ambition.
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Smaller in scale and smaller in budget—but not necessarily smaller in ambition.
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It's ambitious, and if nothing else, its ambition makes it exciting to read.
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The grandness of scale is matched by a kind of grandiosity of ambition.
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An early ambition for many of them is to join a museum board.
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The Last Knight: The Art, Armor, and Ambition of Maximilian I Through Jan.
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These leaders need to work together to build momentum and spur greater ambition.
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A future ambition of Adkins is to used her platform for arts education.
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But in 1952 Plath was already writing, writing with deep and ferocious ambition.
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The blockbusters, all of a sudden, look like models of inclusiveness and ambition.
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They also suggest that his ambition may still be to win national office.
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She will depart as prime minister this summer having failed in that ambition.
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Universal Pictures just scooped the rights to a Madonna biopic titled Blonde Ambition.
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But most movements constrain the ideas and ambition of the candidates they support.
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This may simply reflect low ambition in their emissions goals, the report said.
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Musk recently laid out his Energy-branded battery ambition in rock star glory.
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And what screams ambition more than seeing a kid behind a lemonade stand?
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Painted by men or women, the work is still breathtaking in its ambition.
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"The president was right to give a target, an ambition," he told Reuters.
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That makes their ambition to lead Europe's left seem like a long shot.
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Should today's Western norms frustrate Chinese ambition, this mechanism could become an alternative.
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Unrealistic because I knew of Sarah's lifelong ambition to run her own company.
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Missing, say several Latin American leaders, is a sense of ambition in Washington.
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The combination of loneliness and frustrated ambition, vanity and disappointment, encourages aberrant behaviour.
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The theme of forgiveness continued during Aminatou Sow's session on harnessing your ambition.
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His ambition to become a tech tycoon goes beyond making money in telecoms.
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For all his ambition, MBS has been noticeably vague on one issue: politics.
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These are adults, we are talking about adults with a lot of ambition.
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Season four comes the closest the show ever has to realizing that ambition.
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"You can't fault our ambition," one aide says with a suitably sporting smile.
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In the end, ambition will pay off—even if it endangers the Beluga.
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Suddenly, his arrogance comes across as defiance, a relentless ambition to prove himself.
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He dreamed of becoming an astronaut, but that ambition was scuttled by nearsightedness.
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For all its ambition, however, Perform faces some heavyweight competition in sports streaming.
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It's a bleak way to end a show that seemed to champion ambition.
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And he's certainly not overly modest about his abilities or lacking in ambition.
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But they had taste, style, attitude, chops, and talent matched by collective ambition.
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The ambition of Philadelphia Assembled — "to collectively imagine our futures" — is truly astounding.
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That, in turn, falls short of London's ambition for a broad, bespoke deal.
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But Houston is easy to live in, zero competition, nobody has any ambition.
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We weren't a real band had no ambition other than to play once.
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It has none of the ambition or WTF-ness of Batman v Superman.
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My ambition is that Britain will be a global leader in free trade.
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That was part of the initial ambition of the team that started CREEM.
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What is the tech ecosystem like to support the ambition you guys have?
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That in part helps explain his ambition to run for president in 2019.
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Their past is never fully verbalized, but it's the vehicle for their ambition.
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So that's a lot of ambition for a company with under 100 stores.
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For all its ambition, West's album arrives at something less than moral perfection.
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It isn't difficult to spot the vast ambition in this shift in tone.
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And Mr Erdogan's own ambition and disdain for the law are draining confidence.
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Johnson is a political showman whose light-hearted wit masks a fierce ambition.
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That also spotlights a larger ambition, what Hyman calls a "reverse logistics" business.
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India's ambition, one day, is to stop being an exception to this rule.
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It's unclear when we'll find out if this game's quality matches its ambition.
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Some people fret that the scheme could fall victim to its own ambition.
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Stronger lodging demand will require the new administration's policy ambition to become reality.
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Sometimes, it's the little changes to language that give away a company's ambition.
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Free Crack 23, released last fall, hints at a new level of ambition.
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Whether born of apathy or ambition, Mr Corbyn's behaviour does him no credit.
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There's an ambition to be stimulated creatively and to use ourselves in unison.
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For them, this meant building their lives around relationships rather than professional ambition.
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It's an achievable ambition; a lasting impact, though, will depend on deeper reforms.
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The Brexit campaign is only a step on the path of his ambition.
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He had an ambition he's going to be the best player every night.
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BUT I THINK MOST IMPORTANT THIS IS AN AMBITION THAT STARTED IN 2012.
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Pessimists see Mr Rajan's departure as evidence of a further wilting of ambition.
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It seems you've ramping up your ambition in terms of performance and travel.
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How many of us would make that the ambition of our own lives?
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It was his one ambition, a personal je m'en fous to the regime.
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Emanuel's ambition is commendable, but children of poverty face treacherous obstacles to success.
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These are the rare approaches in which pragmatism and ambition are equally present.
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Then, in the scramble to get established, the ambition of self takes over.
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Liz: Is this repeatable at this level of ambition, or repeatable very often?
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"There's a cutthroat aspect to Midge's ambition," creator Amy Sherman-Palladino told IndieWire.
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Democrats have widely and admirably embraced political ambition on the part of women.
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"Our ambition is to achieve double-digit growth across these markets," he said.
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What resources will Commerce deploy, personnel and financial, to further the secretary's ambition?
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The fund managers' ambition was like a drug whose potency I had forgotten.
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He wants to be president, of course, he's ridiculously open about that ambition.
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And both highlight the exhausting feedback loop between her anxieties and her ambition.
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Mr. Pence's life has been organized around his faith, ideology and political ambition.
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Instead, spending the proceeds on buybacks and dividends shows a lack of ambition.
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What is your ultimate ambition for Hope, what are your future expansion plans?
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Fully illustrated in our minds, usually by exposed flesh, exposed ambition, exposed aspiration.
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The picture it paints, especially in his remake of Wale's "Ambition," is stark.
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Behind his back, colleagues in France's Socialist government whisper about his vaulting ambition.
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However, it wasn't lack of talent that stopped her, or lack of ambition.
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While he expects to run again, he has no ambition for higher office.
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So how to do that ratcheting work, laying the foundation for greater ambition?
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But there's an uneasy balance of the scales here: achievement weighed against ambition.
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But some death penalty opponents cast his decisions as political survival and ambition.
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These are mountains that actors with real ambition and real talent must scale.
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A pair of food writers suggested that you wanted to reward Vespertine's ambition.
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It is an admirable ambition that does not often translate successfully to art.
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The book you like best will depend on your skill, ambition and taste.
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Dijah SB has a catalog of records exploring themes like love and ambition.
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Sadly, no such ear-bending ambition is in evidence in this show's selections.
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Final Fantasy XV gets a lot of things wrong, but it's flawed ambition.
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We're delivering on better housing, and we have regained our sense of ambition.
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At its best, it's a noble ambition that lands astronauts on the moon.
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Mr. Sisto's Caesar, confident and fatuous, doesn't suggest his ambition or its lack.
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China, whose ambition is to dominate industries of the future, is pushing back.
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We're taught that it's a little crass for us to reveal our ambition.
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In 1754, he was a local cloth maker with more ambition than status.
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Thus, corruption is not a side effect, but rather the regime's main ambition.
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His ambition was to make wine, which in the 1990s meant leaving England.
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Much as with ambition, you need to see what you want to become.
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And you inevitably adopted its ambition, agreed to dream big along with it.
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It is similar in scale, intent, and ambition to, say, the Whitney Biennial.
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Aspects of Salzburg's "Poppea" also touched on themes of power, ambition and sexism.
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Dr. Greenwood, possessed ambition and smarts in addition to poise, beauty and wit.
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I suppose he preferred Jimmy when he lacked both ambition and intellectual curiosity.
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William T. Vollmann is intimidating in his sheer volume and courage and ambition.
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In 2003, she finally qualified as an elementary school teacher, her lifelong ambition.
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This naturally makes investment a shorter-term affair, limiting its scope and ambition.
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Of course, with the benefit of hindsight, it absolutely was a limiting ambition.
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The way Pressley has styled herself has not shied away from her ambition.
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That would be an ignoble fate for a structure borne of such ambition.
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And I'll bet that ambition is part of what he loves about you.
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The ambition was to turn it into a significant American liberal arts college.
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" The directing: "Did the movie reflect ambition and vision beyond simply recording performances?
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Ms. Dunmore often recalled that her childhood ambition was to become a poet.
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" As Ms. Kimmell put it: "Ambition is a four-letter word for women.
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She uses her feminine appearance to mask a sinister, more traditionally masculine ambition.
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This might suggest that below-target inflation reflects only a failure of ambition.
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But in its four-year journey, its ambition has significantly grown beyond that.
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Her icy facade cracks to reveal a woman of blistering ambition and longing.
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To complain about its lack of ambition would be to misconstrue its intentions.
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A collapse in global commodity prices has put this ambition temporarily on hold.
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The country is pouring billions into the sector to help push this ambition.
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In fact, collective ambition must increase more than fivefold to meet this goal.
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The acquisition is another sign of Amazon's growing ambition in the fashion space.
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With few exceptions, writerly ambition tends not to operate at a grand level.
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Here, though, the ambition is for a wider view: a multiplicity of minds.
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Too many companies are playing catch-up, and a critical ambition gap remains.
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Last year's calendar featured Albert Watson's exploration of the changing nature of ambition.
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"Her huge ambition was not just to be an opera star," he said.
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"I had ambition then, but I have a lot more now," she said.
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His blind ambition was on further display on the Sunday morning talk shows.
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Motamedi hopes people remember Saadat and her sister for their ambition and intelligence.
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They betray the much broader ambition to rewrite history by blowing it apart.
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My players went from being girls with ambition to becoming women of consequence.
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But Pompeo didn't give up, either on her show or on her ambition.
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Chalk it up to (perhaps too much) ambition, inadequate financing and Murphy's law.
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"There was something missing, replaced, as it were, by ambition," Lauer told me.
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Financial responsibility rates higher than sense of humor, attractiveness, ambition, courage and modesty.
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His opponents see a stronger presidency as a vehicle for his own ambition.
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And they've got ambition, and they've got talent, as well as just beauty.
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Mania can fire ambition, steel the nerve and give high wind to imagination.
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In the literary world, it has been a year of big, bold ambition.
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The Roadster was how we got to know Tesla and understand Musk's ambition.
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The roles are now reversing and are driven by demography and economic ambition.
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Regardless of which health system you might prefer, Taiwan's ambition showed what's possible.
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AIR TRAFFICA Memoir of Ambition and Manhood in AmericaBy Gregory Pardlo272 pp. Knopf.
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But it wasn't only what he was saying that telegraphed an impressive ambition.
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She never lost her curiosity and ambition to do as much as possible.
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I want to live on my own terms and follow my own ambition.
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History has shown charm to be the final ambition of the leisure class.
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It was the architectural embodiment of New York's vaulted ambition and open arms.
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One such ambition was taking more of a leadership role at the center.
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AIR TRAFFIC: A Memoir of Ambition and Manhood in America, by Gregory Pardlo.
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If the breadth of their projects isn't impressive enough, their ambition certainly is.
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Their pain is not important in the face of a powerful man's ambition.
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"The choices we have made are rooted in fear and ambition," he says.
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"But that doesn´t substitute for the need to build ambition," she said.
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The roster of speakers at the Tory Burch Foundation's first Embrace Ambition Summit in New York City yesterday were on a mission to prove that ambition isn't something you have or not — it's something you can cultivate and put into action.
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"It's been true a number of times that what I thought was my ambition really wasn't my ambition," said Abrams, who released her book, "Lead from the Outside: How to Build Your Future and Make Real Change," earlier this year.
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On Thursday the foundation will host Embrace Ambition 2020 at Lincoln Center in New York City, an all-day event focusing on overcoming the negative attitudes about ambition in women and addressing other harmful stereotypes that impact gender, race and sexuality.
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Apparently, the market is very excited about musk's ambition and very receptive to it.
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"The ambition is to sell part of the stake in MegaFon," the source said.
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At times, the disputes simply fizzle as participants lose the ambition to resolve them.
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He tried to destroy a fellow Indian-American's life out of naked political ambition.
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" * Hersvik: "Our ambition is to keep growing through M&A and organic portfolio development.
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Impressive ambition, because the same trip would take today's fastest spacecraft about 30,000 years.
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Citic has government roots, but also the ambition to be a Chinese Goldman Sachs.
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So what is it that drives Trump's ambition to meet Britain's longest-serving monarch?
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The group said it was "firmly on track" to deliver our medium-term ambition.
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Greg interprets this as a lack of ambition, of not wanting anything at all.
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"Immigrants are quite long on ambition and short on things to lose," he said.
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But the show's ambition got the best of it in last year's third season.
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He has suggested that political ambition could be impacting Cordray's work as a regulator.
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I had a hundred dollars in my pocket, a suitcase, ambition, and no clue.
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It's a difficult balance to strike: being okay with uncertainty while still displaying ambition.
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His ambition is to grow DBS' presence in China, India and Indonesia, he said.
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He was accused variously of delusional ambition, extravagant showmanship, duplicity, pig-headedness and worse.
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Kim credited Musk with the vision and ambition for driving some of that change.
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Their ambition was that the TPP would set a new standard for future deals.
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But his ambition backfired, putting Sater in the middle of the Trump-Russia scandal.
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The year's only full moon in Capricorn raises the roof on our ambition levels.
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Yet Mr Assad's ambition to reassert his control over the entire country is unrealistic.
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"Bolsonaro is satisfying his two-decade old ambition to dismantle Brazil's arms control regulation."
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As van Dorst explained, Here Now, There Then is about dreaming, ambition and will.
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Liz is a frowning brunette killjoy; Jenna is all blonde ambition and horse glue.
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That title, appropriated from D.W. Griffith's racist classic of 1915, signals its historiographical ambition.
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That's why institutions exist: to harness that ambition and get people to work together.
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"The Bicameral Mind," ultimately, reveals Westworld to be a show of almost bottomless ambition.
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The results alternate between tragic and comic, but the ambition is steadily high throughout.
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"Cruz is brilliant but unable to escape the twin straitjackets of ideology and ambition."
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Whether Mr. Macron succeeds in his ambition is still very much in the air.
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The ambition to improve the lot of Malaysia's neediest citizens is a worthy one.
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Developing self-driving cars has long been an ambition for Uber CEO Travis Kalanick.
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Speed and ambition have the further advantage of changing the country's position in Europe.
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To me self-made is having ambition, passion, and drive to achieve your goals.
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Honestly I never had any ambition, I think is the answer to your question.
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"This announcement means that Shell is moving from ambition to firm targets," Logan added.
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Our sources say "Animal Ambition" pulled in about 700 bitcoin in sales ... over $400k.
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"It reassured me, this is definitely possible," he said of his newfound athletic ambition.
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Inspired by the ambition of its Founding Fathers, its people revel in their dynamism.
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We know you have the most burning ambition of anyone in the Seven Kingdoms.
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But our ambition is to build the first ever global women's health tech brand.
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But if the ambition is to cut a figure, the series has already succeeded.
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Or rather too limiting of its ambition to be the global platform for sharing.
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The artist at 63 has the energy and ambition of an artist at 36.
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Additionally, Iger cautions against letting your ambition get ahead of current opportunities and responsibilities.
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Mrs May's lack of ambition means that the NHS still faces a difficult future.
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And it's not just the boys; my parents don't approve of my ambition, either.
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It also notes an ambition to limiting temperature rise even further to 1.5 degrees.
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How does she negotiate the collision of professional ambition, sexual desire and medical ethics?
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And where Reagan offered the hope of personal ambition, Trump promises law and order.
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In 2014, rapper 50 Cent let people buy his album Animal Ambition using bitcoin.
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However he says the ambition is to scale up to serve bigger entities too.
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"He had both incredible bombast and ambition, and also a fragility," Bloom tells PEOPLE.
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At the Saturday event, Chen also shared updates that hint at Toutiao's growing ambition.
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Vinnie is a bartender with ambition, while Frankie is a gambler and a charmer.
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We shouldn't let the blind spots and shortcomings of current models undermine political ambition.
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But it's hard not to get excited by the sheer ambition of Cyberpunk 2077.
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Visitors here always marvel at the entrepreneurial energy, at the fierce ambition of Nigerian.
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Back in November, Rama was just a half dozen people and a big ambition.
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If your ambition is to become the next Kleiner or Sequoia, that's one thing.
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Ambition is perceived as a positive quality in men and negative quality in women.
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But CEO Aaron Levie and his company have always had a much broader ambition.
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"Blonde Ambition," she wrote as the caption, which was an apt nod to Madonna.
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And yet as of today, it's the company's stated ambition: Facebook wants to shrink.
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This is a large ambition — and one that will take years to fully realize.
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Running a project of such ambition in a volatile region has not been simple.
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It's always [a] balance between the ambition and having warmth and some genuine feeling.
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Stoners tend to have the stereotype of being lazy and lacking ambition in life.
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Nearly 22017 years after he had confided his ambition to Fujuwarea, Hassabis fulfilled it.
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At one point, Warren effectively silenced Delaney by admonishing his dearth of policy ambition.
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His tough upbringing made him headstrong and a hard worker, with ambition to match.
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To answer that question, it helps to understand the upper threshold of climate ambition.
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Perhaps the spiritual experiences he has had in the dream state tempered his ambition.
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Inside, it's the team and their single-minded ambition to take home the cup.
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Some people say it kills your ambition, some people say it destroys your personality.
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"Our ambition was to poke at both sides of the aisle equally," he added.
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Our ambition is to break even with our lab schools that we operate ourselves.
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Maybe somewhere between industrialization, and our endless ambition, and Snapchatting avocado toast at brunch.
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Google kickstarted the conversation for what sounded like an impossible ambition five years ago.
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You may have lofty goals, but confronting your own ambition is terrifying in itself.
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He stood especially tall 4 his ability to balance ambition w/great personal integrity.
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"Many signatory cities have targets that exceed the ambition of the declaration," BNEF writes.
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Wojcicki focused on what she called "the three Cs": community, creation and creative ambition.
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This would be a significant reduction of Apple's grand ambition over the past decade.
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Some feel stuck and some feel that there are avenues of ambition in it.
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In Dutton's novel, Margaret functions as an avatar for thwarted and confined feminine ambition.
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Blond Ambition will be based on a Blacklist-topping script from writer Elyse Hollander.
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It's possible that at one time, Phil Fish harbored some glimmer of Tessio's ambition.
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There is something pretty inspiring about about the level and technicality of her ambition.
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Known as Project Kuiper, the move represents the latest space ambition from Jeff Bezos.
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I never had the ambition to make it in the world as a chef.
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But it is clear that, in the age of T20, teams' ambition has grown.
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The LME's ambition to approve warehouses in China using LMESword faces powerful local resistance.
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In that respect, the cloud may be Alibaba's longest shot — or its grandest ambition.
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I think women take on their ambition in a different way than men do.
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I'm so proud of you, your hard work and dedication, your excitement and ambition.
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But from what we understand, SwiftKey may also become part of another Microsoft ambition.
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Again, however, that ambition assumes a unity of purpose that the EU seldom achieves.
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This messing with the numbers showed a new ability and ambition among cyber-criminals.
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Her plainly spoken ambition to be foreign secretary one day looked more than plausible.
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Still, there was a reach and an ambition that pop just doesn't have anymore.
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Whether he can realize that ambition and what happens if he does -- remains unknown.
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Of course many converts to Trumpism were motivated simply by expediency, ambition, power worship.
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Passing legislation like this seems like a reasonable ambition for this House of Representatives.
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"We are very aware of the hunger and ambition of other teams," said Wolff.
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CT: So what's the next big goal and ambition you have for the airline?
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Such an ambition is likely to impress Trump when he visits Warsaw next month.
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Instead, everyone who read it seemed to be impressed by its elegance and ambition.
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To rebel, Frances disregards her mother's ambition, trundling through school getting B's and C's.
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The High Ambition Coalition emerged at the COP21 climate talks in Paris in 2015.
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They had grown to impressive scale with an equally impressive ambition to growth further.
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Tehran's central bank has that ambition, but the effort remains at the experimental stage.
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" Loughran told me, "Their first ambition was 'We want it to be real copper.
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I tried one of the styles, the Grand Ambition Skimmer, a $160 pointed flat.
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"It's only about money and actually ambition of actually achieving something different," Hearn said.
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And so, yeah, I was ambivalent about my own ambition for a long time.
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"The ambition is to grow with Waymo," AutoNation Chief Executive Mike Jackson told Reuters.
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His ingenuity and ambition are impressive, but the results are hard to take seriously.
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Stranger Things lacks the ambition to really go for the primal moments Spielberg did.
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There&aposs no evidence North Korea has backed off its nuclear ambition at all.
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"As a blueprint for liberal ambition, it was breathtaking," the New York Times reported.
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The range of his metaphors is matched only by the extent of his ambition.
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One can never underestimate the ambition of SpaceX and Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk .
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In his memoir, he's surprisingly candid: He mainly got into politics because of ambition.
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Especially when your stated ambition is to blanket your platform across the entire world.
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Demanding maximum ambition and unanimity at the same time is a recipe for frustration.
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The real villain has always been here, scheming, with limitless ambition, and without scruples.
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Lee explains that in the eyes of employers, attractiveness is often correlated with ambition.
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At the time, there was no ambition to make my gaming a big thing.
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It revealed a surprisingly shackles-free ambition, a reclamation of Yankee Doodle Dandy identity.
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Our paper circulated a modest 40,000 copies or so, and yet it exuded ambition.
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Howard localizes her thematic ambition by staying honest about her own feelings and experiences.
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The investment highlights the ambition and seemingly bottomless wallet of SoftBank's founder, Masayoshi Son.
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Ben Brantley noted, "Ambition and achievement are not entirely commensurate" in Stephen Daldry's production.
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Writing during the 19683 gubernatorial campaign, Nixon candidly described the nature of political ambition.
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The ambition is admirable, but a play can't follow every road open to it.
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Perhaps. But I think both his ambition and his execution deserve to be rewarded.
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And it doesn't have the ambition of Judd Apatow's probing portrait of Garry Shandling.
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John Kerry has his issues, including excesses of ambition, ego, self-confidence and verbiage.
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But Mildenberger lost to Oscar Bonavena by a unanimous decision, ending any higher ambition.
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In his ambition to find a commercial route to Asia, Mackenzie died a failure.
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These are the foundations that underpin the ambition of this unique and unprecedented partnership.
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"We'll have to choose people on the basis of this ambition," Mr. Macron said.
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"My ambition is for a substantive discourse to meet real comedy," Kasher told me.
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His great, unfulfilled political ambition was to create a party of the sensible center.
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In some ways, my greatest fear — which is losing my ambition — has come true.
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It's a globe-spanning effort of enormous ambition and amazing photography, graphics and insight.
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You're drawn to Celeste, yet her ambition suggests there's more to her, a greediness.
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My ambition was to get an athletic scholarship to attend a Big Ten school.
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"If we don't have that ambition, then where will we be heading?" she said.
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The economic opportunity unleashed by the combination of education, ambition and technology is massive.
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There, she felt the first stirrings of an ambition that would someday drive her.
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President Trump's call for energy dominance has been a central ambition of his administration.
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Individual ambition, injuries and the demands of an overstuffed tennis calendar conspired against it.
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However, the same level of ambition has not been seen at the European level.
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"Barbara liked my ambition, but it didn't look like what she imagined," he said.
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His stated ambition for moving to the city—to become an actor—has languished.
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The temptations to ambition and careerism are simply too great under the current system.
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First and foremost, we want to change the double standard that exists around ambition.
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She has no particular ambition; she has tried on various poses in disparate crowds.
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These are people who are scam artists with various degrees of skill and ambition.
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The most surprising thing about "The Water Dancer" may be its unambiguous narrative ambition.
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It was just the sort of ambition that Ackman knew how to tap into.
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It really carries both that fear and ambition to get lost or lose yourself.
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That is a stunning turnaround for a project of this scale, ambition, and originality.
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She may have an ambition to replace Duterte under a new constitution in 2022.
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Certainly no one present at the New York kickoff could claim MLS lacks ambition.
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Shim's ambition, however, is by no means standard among Belgium's influx of foreign investors.
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Hers is a classic Hollywood story, a tale of hidden despair and faltered ambition.
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With commendable ambition, Mathews attempts to combine a serious story with a great lark.
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Though to be fair, that's probably not that brand's ambition (selling more bags is).
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And self-professed social ventures can sometimes lack ambition to massively scale their products.
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There's no ambition to reinvent hip-hop, just a desire to hone the craft.
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The selfless excuse of nobility is a more terrible temptation than mere personal ambition.
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They say it should be applauded for its ambition, not faulted for its shortcomings.
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"Today, in this hall, the world saw clear ambition and concrete initiatives," he said.
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"It just never had been my ambition to be rich," Carter told the Post.
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But crucial to his strategy was the ambition to build a multibrand luxury conglomerate.
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I understand that Bacon's success is a product of ambition, luck, privilege and stamina.
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Since I've started working for myself, I have ambition I thought I lost forever.
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It suggests an intensity of ambition and a presumptuousness that make his detractors bristle.
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Looking at the world as a place of ambition helped Tempah rise to fame.
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If nothing else, it would at least produce a clear measure of global ambition.
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Such hostility will undermine Saudi's economic ambition by scaring off valuable investment and skills.
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That is unlikely to abate until North Korea achieves its ambition of nuclear capability.
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Jameson quickly achieved her ambition, becoming the industry's biggest star and most reliable brand.
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He also brazenly announced his ambition to acquire nuclear weapons if Iran acquired them.
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How about the gold cone-top corset Madonna wore on her Blond Ambition tour?
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As Mike goes through the motions of life, he displays neither ambition nor enthusiasm.
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But the triumph of the report-abuse model marked the abandonment of that ambition.
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But, I was visiting midweek and had no ambition to hit the party scene.
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He's also focused on another ambition: competing in the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.
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Doing the same thing for five years screams stagnancy and a lack of ambition.
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A sad irony -- given that his ambition had always been to be a policeman.
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But also what interests me is that as a gallerist I like his ambition.
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Harvard's lawyers describe the challengers' "real ambition" as winning reversal of Supreme Court precedent.
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And that's why we put out the ambition early to become a listed company.
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One of the defining characteristics of all of Kojima's games is their narrative ambition.
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PHOENIX — It's hard to miss the dogged technological ambition pervading this sprawling desert metropolis.
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Some will be powered by more local disputes, longstanding grudges or just timely ambition.
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But an assessment may reveal that a youth's ambition is to get a job.
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The list continues and continues, grows larger in ambition and smaller, too, at once.
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He said the ambition of the set was inspired by Beyoncé's landmark Coachella performance.
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The top tier of Democratic women features plenty of ambition and partisanship as well.
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Baghdadi's declaration of a caliphate in 2014 launched a new era in jihadist ambition.
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"Highlights" is at once about sex tapes, ambition, Kanye himself, and, of course, fitness.
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So, you're building this up, you're out of law school, what is your ambition?
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And I applaud the show's ambition, as well as its serious presentation of fashion.
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Like nice, shy, smart girls everywhere, Margaret apologizes on multiple occasions for her ambition.
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Weaker transparency rules would make it harder to strengthen confidence and ambition over time.
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Hiddleston himself hardly gives an interview these days without addressing the rumors, but he only ever discusses them as coyly as possible: He's not saying it's his life's ambition to play James Bond, but it's definitely his life's ambition to play James Bond.
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Yet by failing to remember the movement—in all its diversity and sweeping ambition—in the years following Stonewall, many have been able to ignore the needs of large swaths of the LGBTQ community, and to circumscribe the movement's ambition in the present.
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His arrival implies that the bank's ambition to crack the top league requires fresh impetus.
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And it has been — but the resulting culture of ambition paradoxically erodes middle-class confidence.
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Labels allowed bands to experiment, and prog was lauded by critics who recognised the ambition.
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I am as amazed by the ambition and arrogance as I am by their success.
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As incumbents mull their response, some hope the European interlopers' ambition will be their undoing.
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Mr Farage may never succeed in his lifelong ambition of winning a seat in Parliament.
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But perhaps they have other qualities to recommend them, like ambition and relatively high incomes.
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But my gripe is that Israeli espionage is unchecked in its ambition against US interests.
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There are two things we never talk about when it comes to children and ambition.
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